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by Dan Collins
Sports Writer
Carolina certainly has its work cut out
when the Tar Heels pull into Blacksburg,
Va. this afternoon to take on the
Gobblers of Virginia Tech.
The Techmen, who through the first
14 have an outstanding 9-5 record, have
managed to compile an awesome team
batting average of .325. The Big Five
power has battered opposing hurlers or
147 hits in their 14 games and have four
batters batting over .400.
What more can you say about Tech's
hitting except the team's leader, catcher
John Van Arnhem, is batting an
astronomical .538? As if this wasn't
enough to make the opposing pitcher
shake, the Brookpark, Ohio native also
has 20 RBI's and 3 homeruns to his
credit.
Following close behind Van Arnham,
there's shortstop Jay Fleischer, with a
.458 average, first baseman Billy Tanner,
batting ."'421, and infielder Vince
Carbaugh, batting .400.
For the Gobblers, the probable starter
will be sophomore Berky Cundiff .
For the Tar Heels hard throwing Greg
Pavlick, who hasn't seen action in several
games, has been mentioned by Coach
Rabb as a possible starter! The
righthander turned in his best
performance of the year when Carolina
downed State 7-4 in the season's opener.
Freshman Jim Chamberlain, who will
be looking to bounce back, from his
disappointing start against State last
Wednesday, has also been mentioned as a .
possible starter, as has John Beard and
Bill Wardle.
Club on road
'Z State took the opening game of the
s North Carolina Club Football Association
season by posting a surprising 36-0 win :
, over Carolina last week.
The Wolf pack team took the opening
kickoff and scored in a nine-minute drive,
l then recovered a fumble and scored again.
I Although the Tar Heel club failed to
score, the team showed some
considerable but inconsistent potential.' It-
penetrated inside State's 20 yard' line -on '
four occasions including a march to the
visitors' five-yard-line at the end of the
first half.
The Chapel Hill team gets an
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Clutch-hitting Jack Gillis continued to
add to his RBI total and now has 1 8. He
also boosted his batting average
twenty-one points to .324 by going three
for five Wednesday against State's
Caldwell and Brown. Larry Kiser is a
home run threat.
Although today's game is
non-conference a win against the strong
Tech squad would be a big one. With the
next game against State coming up next
Wednesday momentum could be
important factor and a win today could
provide it.
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The Tar Heel trackmen face an
improving South Carolina team today on
Fetzer Field at 1 :3&V Carolina defeated
the Gamecocks by only two points last
year and USC has shored up some weak
spots since then.
Also slated for this afternoon is a
lacrosse . game between Carolina and
Fairleigh-Dickinson University. That
contest will get under way at 2 on Navy
Field.
The stickmen, who have lost their last
three games, have drawn another tough
opponent in the touring New Jersey
team. Fairleigh is undefeated, with its
victories coming over Renneslear
Polytech, Plymouth State, Washington,
and most recently, a 10-2 victory over
Duke last Thursday in Durham.
Other Fairleigh standouts include
senior attackman Dennis Dawson, and
Greg Kearsh, both of whom were
All-Division last year, and AU-American
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The Tar Heels will be going with their
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attack.
The best events in today's track meet
should be the 880 run, where Carolina
freshman Tony Waldrop will face
two-time ACC champion Bob Kazcka,
and the sprints, with the Gamecock duo
of Jim Small and Keith Eidson facing the
Tar Heels' Hubert West, Hank Snowden
and Mike Canzonieri.
Dick Harris in the 440 and Billy Novo
in the hurdles are two of USC's best.
For the Tar Heels, two-miler Larry
Widgeon has been running well lately,
and shot putter John Jessup should be
favored over the Cocks' Forrest Broom, a
junior college transfer.
Charlie Ball has been consistent in the
high jump in relief of injured ace Dave
Hilliard.
Coach; Joe Hilton considers the meet
"one of the closest of the season for usl
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by Bruce Gurganus
Sports Writer
The tough Tar Heels of Coach Don
Skakle put their highly successful season
on the line again today against their
toughest competition of the season. The.
Heels, now 12-1, will battle the
University of Miami Hurricanes down in
southern Florida. s
The Carolina netters will have to give
their best performance of the year if
there is to be any hope of an upset
victory against the powerful Hurricanes.
Miami finished third in the NCAA
tourney last year at Salt Lake City behind
perennial powers UCLA and Southern
California. The top Hurricane doubles
team of Pat Kramer and Luis Garcia took
the national title. '
The only mutual opposition the two
teams have faced this year is the Clemson
Tigers. The Heels dropped a heartbreaker
to Clemson 5-4 while Miami took the
Tigers 6-3 and 7-2 on consecutive down
in Miami. Miami is now 1 2-0 for the year.
On the first court Skakle will send
Freddie McNair, who is recuperating from
a virus, against Mexican Davis Cup star
Luis Garcia. Both McNair and Garcia are
concensus All-Americans so the match
might be considered a toss up.
Junior Jimmy Corn will hold down the
number two spot for the Heels. Corn,
who is undefeated this season, will be
battling Eddy Dibbs, who was Florida
state high school champion a couple of
years ago. The Shelby native will have to
rely on his steady ground strokes and
amazing consistency to overcome the
power of Dibbs.
At number three strong-man
sophomore Forrest Simmons will be
going after one of the biggest wins of his
Carolina career. The big Tennessean will
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be playing Raz Reid, who was the state
high school champion in South Carolina
before JSCs Richard Hjrdaway took
over the title.
Skakle is very optimistic about
Carolina's chances on the fourth and fifth
courts. He is sending freshman Richard
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against Joe Globish at number four.
Number five man Richard Hardaway
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